Cardinal Health Monitoring Electrode 535 Medi-Trace General Monitoring Electrode Adult Foam Non-radiolucent, 5/PK 120PK/CS

Monitoring Electrode 535 Medi-Trace General Monitoring Electrode Adult Foam Non-radiolucent, 5/PK 120PK/CS

The Kendall 535 Medi-Trace general monitoring electrode is an adult foam electrode for ECG and patient monitoring. It fits demanding monitoring environments such as stress, Holter, and diaphoretic applications where secure adhesion and consistent tracings matter. This version uses a snap connection and a 1-3/4 inch diameter foam substrate with conductive adhesive hydrogel.

Good Fit For

• Adult stress monitoring
• Holter monitoring applications
• Diaphoretic patients
• Challenging monitoring environments

Key Features

• Adult general monitoring electrode for ECG and patient monitoring workflows
• Foam substrate conforms easily to the skin to support consistent electrical contact
• Highly aggressive adhesive helps in challenging monitoring environments
• Conductive adhesive hydrogel adds adhesion and leaves no messy residue to clean up
• Snap connection supports setups that use snap-style lead attachment
• Non-radiolucent design and not MRI safe for selection planning

Applications and Usage

• General adult cardiac monitoring
• Stress testing setups that need dependable electrode adhesion
• Holter monitoring where staying power matters during wear
• Monitoring diaphoretic patients

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 10.75 X 5.5 Inch.
• Material: Foam.
• Not MRI safe
• Non-radiolucent construction may matter when imaging compatibility is a requirement
• This electrode uses a snap connection, so buyers should match it to their leadwire setup

FAQ

• What type of patients is this electrode intended for? This monitoring electrode is sized for adult use.
• What monitoring applications is this electrode suited for? The Kendall 530 series is intended for adult stress, Holter, and diaphoretic applications, along with general monitoring.
• How does the electrode attach to the leadwire? This electrode uses a snap connection.
• Is this electrode MRI safe? No. This monitoring electrode is not MRI safe.
• What helps this electrode stay in place during monitoring? The electrode uses a highly aggressive adhesive and a conductive adhesive hydrogel for added adhesion. The foam substrate also conforms easily to the skin for contact.

From Kendall 535 Medi-TrAce by Cardinal Health.